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opinions and perceptions on the student editors and taking action against their work. Your focus on following me and the students in my class, and our edits personally, is concerning and gives the perception of cyberstalking. Please stop this behavior. There are many editors who have positively helped to improve the students' articles, we do not need your feedback to improve the articles in addition to the constructive feedback from others. Please allow space for other editors, who want to improve rather than delete, to support this courses' students. Please rest assured that the weaknesses in the student articles will be improved even without your individual input. Knowledge (XXG) will not collapse if you let others help with the students' articles. Knowledge (XXG) is a very large community of positively contributing editors. I have confidence that the system can work without your policing the students in the class.
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deletion. The students understood that and worked with editors. All of the articles would receive support from fellow editors from around the world, especially for the weaker ones. Occasionally there would be a problem external editor that would seemingly attack for political or social reasons (especially on some specific middle east articles and ones that had to do with communist China). We have a whole class on notability and on political risks for certain missionaries in the past who worked in geographies or with populations of modern political conflict. Students are aware of both the notability expectation and the political risk. We review notability and support improving communicating about notability in at least three class sessions during the semester. We have used the same process this year as we have for the past decade for identifying missionaries who have notability.
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criticize than to collaborate and contribute. Please consider building a page and not just templating or moving. Consider using the individual wikipedia editor talk pages to communicate with them. While the semester is over, you are welcome to communicate constructively to the students who have become new editors. Unfortunately over the years critical wikipedians have gotten a reputation that is handed down between students of not being very helpful in their feedback. There is at least one that the students call a stalker or bully because they seem to stalk the students' work and just criticize and suggest deletion. I hope this can change and the students can see experienced wikipedians as collaborators rather than critics. It is a challenge sometimes to see the positive intent of the critics.
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populations and religions" in fact) as well as editing in the areas of COI and
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our class is often a researcher library that decided that a book, even if autobiographical, was worth acquiring and cataloguing in the 18th, 19th, or early 20th century. But I understand why it may be hard to understand the significance of publishing and being placed in an academic library. I also know that I have a bias at our institution because our institution's missionary collection is the library from a significant training seminary that was given to our library a half century ago. In addition, to assure that it is not "fiction", all of these "self" sources are verified in databases from international missionary societies.
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then we probably need to be more permissive rather than an assure-protection-from-an-explosive (to stick with the metaphor) assessment. A strict version of notability, as defined by Brits and citizens of
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class collaboration with WikiEd over the past 12 years, articles are moved directly to the mainspace rather than AFC. This change in process was made over 5 years ago recommended by the leadership of WikiEd. I appreciate the decades long partnership. As an aside, I believe the change was made around not using the AfC process due to the timing adn delays with AfC, the presence of support already throughout the process from librarians and WikiEd, and sometimes the lack of constructive feedback in the AfC process.
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than sources from their home countries or communities when thinking about "enduring historical records" or "well-known and significant awards". These community records, however, we might call too close to the source or not independent. Maybe they are too close; and maybe we should not judge everything with a NY/London historicity lens (even if you and I are not in NY or London). Maybe we should not define "well-known" or "significant" when it comes to awards by if they appear in the NYT.
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we cannot expect to have multiple, robust, independent sources for important, notable, events that occurred 100 years ago in what is now rural
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willingness to learn, then I and other editors will sometimes put a lot of time into improving the article, explaining what they're doing wrong, encouraging them to stick around and continue editing. But topic choice is the foundation of a useful student course. Perhaps WikiEd should keep track of which courses produce articles which are deleted for non-notability at AfD, and offer guidance to the instructors involved.
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rare exception, all of the missionaries are sourced from published biographic dictionaries/registries (as suggested by notability guidelines for biographies). The librarian works with the students to assure notability and we review it often. I appreciate your perspective that other wikipedia staff and editors can help with this.
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2000 edits under my supervision. Since those do not accrue to my user name they don't matter to some. Perhaps we have a different perspective on roles and how criteria should be applied. I would welcome you and others who spend time removing AfC participants to spend some time actually clearing the AfC backlog.
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I am curious about your point about "self-published book". I think our modern definition of self-published books is very different because of the ease with which everyone can publish now. In the past, there was not direct access to printers. Similarly, the "third-party" that selects these books for
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Finally, I will not be tagging you and I have even asked WikiEd if it may be safer to remove class tags on the student articles to prevent you searching for them. I have also asked if there is a way to restrict your access to the class dashboard. This is to prevent you from personally focusing your
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Chipping in here as I've been pinged, above. I do think it's very important that instructors ensure that the subjects on which their students create articles are bomb-proof notable. Don't leave it to the students to decide this: they, by definition, are inexperienced editors. Perhaps this is where
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In history, we have no way of telling reality from fiction, we mainly look for the most proximate sources as well as collateral sources. I wonder if our beliefs, and confidence, of notability distal to these sources is more or less fiction than the books that are published and collected, and the
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This is a biographic tribute, not an encyclopedia article. Please rewrite in a more objective style, with focus on his accomplishments , not personal detail. Try to write much more concisely: the section on his work of a missionary should be about half the present extent. The section on personal
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This is not an argument against notability as a standard. It is a reflection on: how strict we must be in defining notability, what personal standards we use and how they can be biased, and what the risks are in using a permissive versus a bomb-proof standard in allowing biographies to appear on
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Thanks for the comment on page moves. Thanks for all your work in religion and theology. Disambiguation has the benefit of adding specificity. I appreciate your perspective on missionaries. I use the more accurate term 'medical missionaries' in managing page moves. This would be similar to using
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Over the last 13 years, I have had students contribute literally hundreds of articles on medical missionaries to wikipedia. Some had weak notability, some had bomb-proof notability(smile). Each year, in the past, maybe 1-2 articles (often none) would be templated for notability or suggested for
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You have found my tone here lacking positive intent, I find yours condescending and lacking in good faith. Of course the problem is that text can never communicate tone. I'm happy to stand behind both my record of article creation (largely on people from "minoritized and historically excluded
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Thank you for the capitalization issue. Based on your standard, you would change all the sports star disambiguations to "athlete" rather than their specific sport. Like athlete, the term 'missionary' remains ambiguous and the more specific 'medical missionary' is more accurate. Please see
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Thank you for sharing your perspective on bomb-proofing notability. I appreciate you sharing it. I hope you will consider that there could be a more permissive standard used, especially for dictionary/register based historic missionaries in far flung areas of the world. be well
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